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Imported Shrimp Dominates Galveston Menus, Shrimpers Call for Change

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Imported Shrimp Dominates Galveston Menus, Shrimpers Call for Change

A recent investigation reveals that most shrimp served in Galveston and Kemah restaurants is imported rather than Gulf-caught. The findings have sparked concerns over consumer fraud and the future of Texas's shrimping industry.

Study Reveals 60% of Galveston Restaurants Mislead Diners About Gulf Shrimp

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Study Reveals 60% of Galveston Restaurants Mislead Diners About Gulf Shrimp

A recent study by SeaD Consulting uncovers widespread seafood fraud in Galveston, with 60% of restaurants falsely marketing imported shrimp as Gulf-sourced. The findings spotlight ethical concerns and the devastating impact on Texas's struggling shrimping industry.

End of an Era: Galveston's 1817 Steak & Seafare and Li'l Buffalo Grille to Close

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End of an Era: Galveston's 1817 Steak & Seafare and Li'l Buffalo Grille to Close

Two beloved Galveston restaurants, 1817 Steak & Seafare and Li'l Buffalo Grille, will close their doors on January 5 as their owners step away from the restaurant business.

Galveston’s Jimmy’s On the Pier Among Yelp’s Best Coastal Restaurants 2024

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Galveston’s Jimmy’s On the Pier Among Yelp’s Best Coastal Restaurants 2024

Recognized for its breathtaking views and Gulf-inspired menu, Jimmy’s On the Pier in Galveston has been named one of Yelp’s top restaurants with captivating ocean views.

World Champion Pastry Chef Bethany Boedicker Prepares to Open Dream Bakery in Galveston

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World Champion Pastry Chef Bethany Boedicker Prepares to Open Dream Bakery in Galveston

After years of culinary triumphs, including a $150K World Food Championship win, pastry chef Bethany Boedicker is finally ready to open Milk & Honey Baking Company in Galveston.

Hispanic Food Truck Owners Voice Concerns Over League City's New Regulations

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Hispanic Food Truck Owners Voice Concerns Over League City's New Regulations

Hispanic food truck owners in League City are raising alarms over a recent ordinance restricting food trucks to special events and designated parks. The new rules have led to accusations of discrimination, as many local food trucks serving Mexican cuisine feel unfairly targeted by the regulations.

Food and Dining

Imported Shrimp Dominates Galveston Menus, Shrimpers Call for Change

Study Reveals 60% of Galveston Restaurants Mislead Diners About Gulf Shrimp

End of an Era: Galveston's 1817 Steak & Seafare and Li'l Buffalo Grille to Close

Galveston’s Jimmy’s On the Pier Among Yelp’s Best Coastal Restaurants 2024

World Champion Pastry Chef Bethany Boedicker Prepares to Open Dream Bakery in Galveston

Hispanic Food Truck Owners Voice Concerns Over League City's New Regulations

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